Automobiles

After his girlfriend wouldn't answer his questions, Hunter Mills allegedly used a tractor to dump a giant load of dirt onto the 2010 Cadillac sedan, filling the air vents and open windows.

E15, an environmentally unfriendly fuel blend, will soon dominate gas pumps nationwide, a great deal for farmers and the ethanol industry but a raw deal for everyone else.

The Newsweek Automotive Consumer Awards recognizes America's favorite vehicle brands. The study is a collaboration between Newsweek and TechnoMetrica.

He turned his company around from billions in losses back to profit.

From sensible family runarounds to pumped-up muscle cars, and from $13,000 hatchbacks to $300,000 supercars.

One sale now: Ford's limited-edition 480-horsepower 2019 Mustang Bullitt, a tribute to the 1968 Mustang GT fastback Steve McQueen drove in the movie "Bullitt".

"We have never seen this level of damage to a Model X in any other crash," Tesla said.

When every manufacturer's model line-up looks almost identical but with different features and pricing structures, how do you know which car offers you the most for your money?

Honda has won awards for three years straight.

One dealer was sentenced this week to a year in prison for rolling back the mileage on 310 cars he sold at auction.

The future of self-driving vehicles is as bright as the Las Vegas strip.

The hour-long meeting was the latest sign of Trump's uncommon degree of intervention for a U.S. president into corporate affairs as he has repeatedly pressured automakers and other manufacturers to "buy American and hire American."

Executives at Ford, Fiat Chrysler and other automakers said during interviews at the auto show their investment decisions are driven by business considerations, not Trump's comments. 

Demand for pickup trucks and SUVs stayed strong in December, despite recent rises in gasoline prices.

The trial is part of a plan to get autonomous vehicles fully onto the roads by 2020.

A lawsuit accuses the automaker of concealing a defect linked to driverless rollaway accidents, including this week's death of Star Trek actor Anton Yelchin.

Philadonna Wade gets $480 in food stamps each month.

Ford sold 1.1 million vehicles in China in 2015, while GM's sales rose even faster.

The material could revolutionize production of automobiles, airplanes and spacecraft.

A new report finds too many children are sitting in vehicles and not appropriately protected from accident and injury.

"Most of the current major car companies will fail."

Honda's models spew as much as six times the amount of NOx that was originally reported.

A reporter had his car totally disabled by remote hacking.

The car is powered by an electric battery and a hydrogen fuel cell.

A Michigan manufacturer is creating larger crash test dummies to reflect growing rates of obesity in the U.S.

Gridlock isn't just frustrating, it's expensive too.

Tesla's autopilot car is leading a better way to get from Point A to Point B without a detour to the morgue

It may not be Brando in The Wild One, but the Stella Automatic 125 is a pretty great ride

General Motors Co came under withering attack for its decade-long failure to notify the public about defective parts linked to fatal crashes

The carmaker lashed out at the Christie administration and said they're working on behalf of the dealership industry